The Quonset Business Park is home to more than 250 companies and 14,800 people working across nearly every sector of the economy, but the park is much more than the region’s leading economic engine. Quonset offers an array of outdoor amenities that are available to employees
Barrington, RI Compass has completed the sale of 2 Governor Bradford Drive for $1.6 million, 23.6% above asking. Elizabeth Kirk of Compass’s Kirk | Schryver Team represented the Seller and Kira Greene, founding agent of Compass Providence, represented the Buyer
Attleboro, MA The Foncellino Team of Coldwell Banker Commercial division, listed and sold 3,000 s/f of office space at 166 Bank St. for $425,000. The seller was Rhumb Line Realty and buyer was Foos Fire. This building, near downtown, has access to main highways and train station.
Cranston, RI Michael Alves of Elite Commercial Realty Group – HomeSmart Professionals Real Estate acted on behalf of the sellers Antonio DiRaimo and Pat DiRaimo of 490 Atwood Ave. Kerri-Ann Frazier purchased the property to open her own
Providence, RI Larew Doyle & Associates placed $15.9 million in land acquisition financing on behalf of Laurelmead, a senior living community. The financing enabled Laurelmead to acquire the land beneath its community, previously leased
Pawtucket, RI JK Equities has officially broken ground on the Blackstone Distribution Center — a 160,000 s/f class A industrial project at 1 Moshassuck St. Represented by JLL, the project marks the state’s first urban speculative
Providence, RI In the past year, Preserve Rhode Island and Grow Smart Rhode Island have worked jointly to advocate for improvements to RI’s Historic Tax Credit program. This has involved meeting directly with developers to better understand
Westerly, RI Washington Trust has been recognized as Rhode Island’s Best-In-State Bank for 2025 by Forbes, marking the seventh consecutive year the bank has appeared on the list, and the third consecutive year they have been ranked #1.
After several years of planning, the owners of a property in historic Pawtuxet Village recently received planning board master plan approval for a mixed-use building consisting of six residential units and 1,510 s/f of commercial space along the banks of the majestic Pawtuxet River.
The city recently reached a major milestone when, after years of preparation, outreach, and review, the East Providence city council formally voted to adopt the city’s new comprehensive plan. Last adopted in 2010, the comprehensive plan is a guidance
